The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
POINTS f OM PERRY.
What Has Trsnspi ed In HassilIon During
The Past Day.

The Methodist Choir toOk sleigh ride |
10 Justus last night
Nc. Nick Kline aud family have re- |
moved 10 WadswOrth, !
Born, t. Mr.. aad Mrs. Andrew Burgel |
on Thursday last, a daughter.
Mr.. Max Bear, of Canton. was regis
tered at Hotel Conrad yesterday.
Ooxsee's nd gave a tree concert at |
Riverside school house last night.
The Mayor will send In the names of |
the poles to the Council tonight.
A sIeighlng party from Canton had |
dance at TragessCr's Hall last evening |
Mr.. G. D. CrumO, of Akron, o, U 8.
revenue collector, is registered at Hotel !
Conrad.
There will be dance at the Bridge |
House Saturday evening, January 18Th.
Tickets 25 Genus.
TIE first of series Of three hops to
be given at Hotel Conrad will bs held
Thu sday evening.
Miss Laura DUN, of Canton, spen
Sunday at Mr.. John Tragesser's, Oh
South Giaht street.
Dr.. and Mrs, Frsnd Little, of TrumbuIl
county, spent Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs.
8. N. Knapp Oh North Mill street.
Mr.. David Reed and wife left for
BritgetOwn, N j to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Seathan, father of Mrs. Reed.
Parties taking the WEEKLY DGMoCRAT
VINO a. Q III bFE0ai Uf Payments, can pay
th' m at Blumenschein's cigar store.
"the Boss" cigar is indeed the blss
emo ksT. Sold az the Hotel G nral Gig 4T
store aud by all other dealers iu the CITY.
The masked carnival, which WIS to
take . ace at the WahOndlng Rink
Wednesday evening, has D-en pos pIued
Mr.. joseph DumUulin, District Dep
uty MaIShsl of the G. NJ. B. A., ms allpd
the officers OF that association in this
city Friday evening,
Every one smokes the Domino" Blu
menschein's new brand of cigars. Ask
your dealer for them and smoke 10
other, as they are fast becoming the
faVOTite.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Albright
took place from the st. JOhh's Evaugeli.
cal church Tuesday at ., N, Services
were conducted by Rev. Shelter, pastor
of the church.
Mr.. John Won Kanel, formerly one of
the prOprietOrs of the West oide Jewel.
Ty store, but at present established in
business at Marshall, Mich, is IN the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. 8. NJ. Kirvy, who has been in EN-
ployed by j. U. Haring, the photographer,
for the past three years, will assist Mr..
L.. l.. SneTtzer after he removes TO his
new quarters In tie Warwit k Block.
The Episcopal me society Will meel
at the residence of Mrs. Peter Eyernard.
on the Plains, Friday evening. Sleda
will be furnished to convey all wishing
to attend that have no private convey
ance. Due notice will be given of the
place of starting.
Sebastian Schreiner, a miner working
at the West Side coal mine, while bear
Ing on standing shot Thursday
last, was struck on the leg by failing
chunk of coal, breaking the leg above
the knee, On Friday a man by the name
OF Bushman, while at work in The same
mine, met with very painful accident,
by the falling of large lump If coal,
which struck his pick, driving il
through his foot.
Mrs. Albright, wife of Peter Albright.
cashier and president of the German
Deposit Bank, who has been confined to
her bed four weeks with typhoid fever
died Sunday at 11:30 m. Mrs. Albright
was greatly esteemed for her many esti
mable qualities, and the husband has
the heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends In his great bereavement.
Fnneral Tuesday at l p. N. from st.
Johns Evangelical church.
The McCaulI Opera Company, which is
to be at Bucher's Upera House January
29.h, has sixty people aud an orchestra
of fifteen. The diagram of the seats Is
at j. V. r. Skinner'a news depot, and
those wishing to secure good seats should
do 80 at once as the diagram will bs
taken to neighbOring cities On Thurs
day next and will not be In the city
until January the 23i. Secure your
seats before the diagram is taken away
and get good seat.
Two large sled loads Of the Rose Bud
Club and their ladies were at Meyers
Lake last evening, where they had
dance. They enjoyed themselves until
late hour, when they returned home |
much pleased with the treatment re-
caiVed from the genial pToprietOrs |
Bayliss q heckBTt. 0le occurrence, |
which happened upon returning, marred |
the pleasure of the trip for time, was
the upsetting Of one Of the sleds, dump.
ing the party into the snow, but no one |
was seriously hurt, and continued on |
their way rejoicing.
Qlite an exciting wrestling match |
was witnessed by q pretty good sized |
audience at the Walhonding Rink last |
evening, between Prof. Will Willie, the |
noted Southern athlete and GraecO-
Roman wrestler, who was to give Jack |
Keefe Of this city three straight falls In |
thirty minutes. He succeeded In throw
Ing keefe twice In seventeen minutes, 1
but was thrown by Keefe the third time.
After keefe had thrown him he offered |
to bet 800 he could throw any man In
the city three times In twenty minutes,
IN weeks training. He has not as yet
been taken up.
August Martin, who was arrested with
his wife last week for renting his ten.
ant houses to parties for the purpose of
keeping houses Of ill-fame, and whose
hearing was set for to-day, came before
the Mayor yesterday and plead guilty to
the charge on condition that the case
against his wife, who he says knew
nothing Of the transaction between him
self and tenants, be annulled. The
Mayor accepted the plea but will not
pass sentence until to day. 1t seems
that he has four houses occupied by
parties In the nefsrious business but
has given them all legal notice to move.
One did not wait to receive notice but
skipped the town Saturday, fearing
arrest.
One agent wanted In each township
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